Sentence examples for implications of newspapers from inspiring English sources

According to Schudson [60], the underdevelopment of the research on social consequences of the media disruption has partly resulted from the difficulties of measuring the social implications of newspapers in democratic life.

Siles and Boczkowski [63] for instance claim that "considerably more energy should be [aimed at] the empirical study of the social, cultural, and political implications of the newspaper crisis".

In the past few weeks, a Korean daily newspaper explored the implications of young Korean-Americans forswearing their Korean citizenship; an Irish newspaper interviewed the oldest living Irishwoman (in upstate New York); and, above, the editor of a group of Indian newspapers had an amusing take on the debate over the Islamic community center planned two blocks away from the World Trade Center.

§ 570.124 Delivery of newspapers.

The reach of newspapers remains huge.

"I run a couple of newspapers.

Number of newspapers and magazines 40,047.

After discussing the national security implications of the material with American officials, the newspaper decided to publish only four of them.

The implications of the S.E.C.'s action are potentially profound: newspapers or Web sites promising their paying readers stock information that later turns out to be untrue suddenly leave themselves open to fraud charges.

30 Finally, the possible implications of the discovered tendencies in scientific journals and newspapers for patients and doctors have not been addressed in this paper.

Given that Beckham (and his alluring wife Victoria) is currently the darling of the national newspapers, it was obvious the wider implications of the course would soon be overlooked.